Master Data definition

Master Data means data that is used repeatedly during accounting and financial processing and maintained by the County’s accounting system.

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Master Data means all personal data required for the establishment, processing, modification or termination of the legal relations between the user and the provider or for the production and publication of subscriber directories, including

Master Data. Administrator shall mean a User authorised by the Distribution Company to re- vise the company's Player Relationships and Master Data, see appendix 1 to this Online Access Agreement. The Master Data Administrator shall also revise his own personal data such as change of email address etc. Master Data Viewer shall mean a User authorised by the Distribution Company to view the company's Player Relationships and Master Data, see appendix 1 to this Online Access Agree- ment. The Master Data Administrator shall also revise his own personal data such as change of email address etc. Online Access Agreement shall mean this Online Access Agreement, including the appendix hereto. User shall mean an employee of the Distribution Company who is granted access to Energinet Online pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Online Access Agreement.

Examples of Master Data in a sentence

• Seller shall provide the data to the CAISO (and to Buyer) that is required for the CAISO’s Master Data File and Resource Data Template (or successor data systems) for the Facility consistent with this Agreement.

• Special support equipment design drawings and Support Equipment Master Data Sheets, which describe how to use the support equipment, shall be supplied to Spirit in the form of 35mm aperture cards.

• Updated Design and Master Data Sheets Aperture Cards and Tool Bulletins are periodically distributed to all IAE customers, including Spirit.

• Vendor and Participant agree that ACTRIS is a beneficiary of the promises in the MLS Grid Master Data License and may enforce those promises exactly as MLS Grid is entitled to do.

• Unless defined in this MG Supplement, all defined terms have the meaning given to them in the MLS Grid Master Data License Agreement.

More Definitions of Master Data

Master Data means data that is used repeatedly during accounting and financial processing and maintained by the County accounting and finance system.

Master Data. Administrator shall mean a User authorised by the Gas Supplier to create and update the company's Players Relationships and Master ▇▇▇▇, see appendix 1. The Master Data Administrator shall also update his own personal data such as change of email address etc. Master Data Viewer shall mean a User authorised by the Gas Supplier to view the company's Players Relationships and Master ▇▇▇▇, see appendix 1. The Master Data Administrator shall also update his own personal data such as change of email address etc. Online Access Agreement shall mean this Online Access Agreement, including the appendix hereto. User shall mean an employee of the Gas Supplier who is granted access to Energinet Online pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Online Access Agreement.

Master Data means attributes of a real-world entity that are static (unchanging throughout the life of the entity) or nearly so.

Master Data means non transactional data that is used with transactional data to create charges against DCC Service Users

Master Data means the minimum set of data required as part of the operational MI Report Template;

Master Data means the identification number and descriptive attributes of an object that are static or nearly so, that provide more information or characteristics of the object identified.

Master Data means, all necessary data, record, file, statistics or numbers, submitted to the EBA by a competent authority in accordance with the CIR Decision, the Regulation on Payment Institutions Register or in order to allow the EBA to specify the Data Reporting Obligations for each institution, as defined in EUCLID Instructions.